Poor pcar owners...
#16
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I'd have to say you thought it was a good idea to buy a 1999 996, so you'll have to excuse me if I take your opinion with a grain of salt, er, sand ![evilgrin](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/evilgrin.gif)
Meanwhile, I didn't say it; my mechanic did. He probably has forgotten more about Porsches than the average 1999 Carrera purchaser will ever learn.
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Meanwhile, I didn't say it; my mechanic did. He probably has forgotten more about Porsches than the average 1999 Carrera purchaser will ever learn.
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That said, at most your 997 Turbo is 3 years old. As someone said above, talk to me about build quality and interior rattles when the car is out of warranty. Anyone can make a new car run fine for the first 3-4 years. Thank goodness they've made so many 997 Turbos that you can just dump it and lease another
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I over heard a VERY well known Porsche mechanic say something similar about the 996/997 (non GT/Turbo cars). His take was he loved them because they made him the most money!